Educators Night in Detroit’s Cultural Center
Join us for Educators Night, a premier event designed to transform the way you perceive and utilize Detroit’s Cultural Center. On Tuesday, September 15, from 4 PM to 7 PM, Detroit’s premier cultural district becomes a "classroom without walls" for early childhood and Pre-K–12 educators, school administrators, and homeschooling parents.
The Core Purpose
Educators Night is more than just an open house; it is an invitation to explore an extraordinary educational ecosystem. The core purpose of the evening is to bridge the gap between classroom instruction and the vast resources available across Detroit’s museums, libraries, and universities. We aim to help you experience the Cultural Center as an interconnected learning district where art, history, science, and literacy converge to support student success and teacher wellbeing.
A Unique Multi-Venue Format
This event features a unique, walkable multi-venue format. To begin your journey, select a ticket for the starting institution that best aligns with your teaching discipline or interests. From there, you are free to walk between participating venues to discover a diverse range of educational themes:
<ul><li>Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History: Focus on Performing Arts &amp; Culture.</li><li>Detroit Historical Museum: Focus on History &amp; Sustainability.</li><li>Detroit Institute of Arts: Focus on Arts &amp; Design.</li><li>Detroit Public Library: Focus on Early Childhood, Literacy, &amp; Teacher Resources.</li><li>Michigan Science Center: Focus on STEM.</li></ul>
Event Highlights &amp; Key Benefits
<ul><li>Free Access: Enjoy complimentary admission to five major institutions and connect with over 60 nonprofit partners from across Southeast Michigan.</li><li>Professional Growth: Discover professional development opportunities, including programs eligible for SCECH credits.</li><li>Classroom Ready: Take home lesson plans, materials, and resources for field trips, in-class workshops, and summer programs.</li><li>Networking: Build direct relationships with museum educators, librarians, and teaching artists who can support your curriculum year-round.</li><li>Interactive Experience: Participate in workshops, performances, and a food truck rally at the Michigan Science Center.</li><li>Special Perks: Pre-registered attendees receive a free tote bag (while supplies last), and those who visit three or more venues can earn a special Cultural Center-themed gift using their event stamp card.</li></ul>
Come for one evening and leave with a year’s worth of possibilities. We look forward to welcoming you to the district!<a href="https://bit.ly/EducatorsNight2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Register now!</a>

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 Educators Night in Detroit’s Cultural Center
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Join the movement to transform maternal and infant health outcomes in Southeast Michigan. The Southeast Michigan Perinatal Quality Improvement Coalition (SEMPQIC) is proud to invite you to the 2026 Black Maternal Health Equity Summit. This pivotal event gathers healthcare professionals, industry experts, community leaders, and advocates for a day of essential dialogue, education, and collaboration. This year, our theme, “Beyond Survival: Where Mental Health Meets Maternal Equity,” highlights the urgent intersection of mental health and maternal care. We are coming together to reconnect with the values, practices, and community-driven solutions that have empowered Black families for generations, while critically addressing the disparities that persist within our industry and communities. Program Highlights We are honored to have Emmy Award-winning journalist Paula Tutman serve as our host for the day. Attendees can look forward to a dynamic, inspiring program featuring:
<ul><li>Expert Insights &amp; Advocacy: Hear from leaders in perinatal health as we explore community-driven solutions and policy recommendations for a more equitable future.</li><li>Networking &amp; Resources: Connect with colleagues and access a wide array of vendors and vital community resources.</li><li>SEMPQIC Annual Awards: During the summit, we will honor the individuals and organizations whose exceptional commitment, leadership, collaboration, and innovation are creating healthier futures for mothers, babies, and families across Southeast Michigan.</li></ul>
Professional Development &amp; Learning Objectives This summit is designed to provide actionable knowledge. By the end of the day, attendees will be equipped to:
<ul><li>Describe how perinatal mental health disparities are shaped by systemic root causes.</li><li>Identify specific strategies to support and improve personal mental health for healthcare providers.</li><li>Increase awareness and recognition of the signs of perinatal mental health challenges.</li><li>Identify and leverage community resources that support individual and community mental health.</li></ul>
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be available for attendees. Event Details
<ul><li>Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026</li><li>Time: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Doors open at 8:00 a.m.)</li><li>Location: Marygrove Conservancy – Madame Cadillac Building, 8425 W. McNichols Road, Detroit, MI 48221</li><li>Registration Fee: $25.00 per attendee</li></ul>
Together, we can bridge the gap between mental health and maternal equity. We look forward to seeing you there as we continue the vital work of ensuring every family has the opportunity to thrive.<a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-sempqic-black-maternal-health-equity-summit-tickets-1990875095002" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Register Here!</a>

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2026 SEMPQIC Black Maternal Health Equity Summit

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